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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has teamed with with Deckers Outdoor to sell UGGs.

I expect a traders’ market through year end. Be wary: just because a stock rebounds nicely this week does not mean that it will maintain those share price gains.

The little stories fill in the blanks behind the government-sanctioned news.

Given the tumultuous market environment, we wanted to take some time to answer your questions about tariffs, the market, and what to do now.

The market has continued to hold up surprisingly well in the face of less-than-great inflation reports.

We’re in a period where it appears the pros of slightly stronger economic growth outweigh the cons of a slower-than-desired inflation retreat. Earnings season is helping to return focus to company specifics, for the time being.

Our earnings season really heats up next week as we should have at least six positions report. It’s going to be an intense week, so buckle up!

The Federal Reserve event came and passed without much volatility last week as stocks were mostly quiet. For the week the S&P 500 fell 0.5%, the Dow lost 0.2%, and the Nasdaq declined by 0.3%

The Federal Reserve event came and passed without much volatility last week as stocks were mostly quiet. For the week the S&P 500 fell 0.5%, the Dow lost 0.2%, and the Nasdaq declined by 0.3%

There are five growth stocks in our Cabot Undervalued Stocks Advisor portfolios that offer dividend yields in excess of 5%. That’s crazy! Stocks with rising profits in combination with very large dividend yields are generally uncommon, and can indicate an extreme undervaluation of those companies’ share prices. Dividends can tell you a lot about a company, or about the broader stock market. I cover the dividend topic in more detail in today’s issue.

Explorer stocks had a mixed week due to weaker market and some profit taking as SQM reported another strong quarter with earnings up 857% year-over-year. Positive second-quarter corporate earnings reports and the flattening of still-high inflation seemed to settle investor nerves and despite this week’s pullback, the S&P is up 17% from its June lows. This week we go to a big resource play on a strategic growth trend that is powered by Dr. Copper.

I’d like to start off today with two true stories. The first is about my great-grandfather, Carlton Gardner Lutts, an inventor, entrepreneur and metallurgist. Between 1929 and 1954 while working at the Boston Navy Yard, he developed and patented several improved methods of manufacturing anchor chains. That’s a diagram from one...

The action of the last couple of days has been a smack in the face for all investors, U.S. and emerging markets alike. As always, the Cabot growth disciplines tell us not to panic, but also not just to sit there and let the market take away your money. While we don’t have any changes to the portfolio tonight, this issue of Cabot Emerging Markets Investor shows a distinctly defensive tone, with a very heavy cash position and just two stocks rated Buy. We also have a new stock this week that’s perfectly suited to conditions. It’s a commodity play with a generous dividend, attractive valuation and a simple story. Read on for all the details.

In today’s note, we discuss pertinent developments and institutional ratings changes for some of the stocks in the portfolio, including Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM), Alcoa (AA), American Airlines (AAL), Atlassian (TEAM) and Toast Inc. (TOST).

This week’s note includes our comments on earnings from Adient (ADNT), Ammo, Inc (POWW), Bayer AG (BAYRY), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B), Brookfield Re (BNRE), Elanco Animal Health (ELAN), Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT), L.B. Foster (FSTR), TreeHouse Foods (THS) and Warner Bros Discovery (WBD). The earnings deluge continues next week.

Stocks continue to chug along in the same range they’ve largely been in since the end of March. We’ll see if this week’s inflation reports (CPI on Wednesday, PPI on Thursday) move the needle in either direction. In the meantime, one sector that is finally showing signs of life after two years of being beaten to a pulp is cannabis. And so today, we add one of the top cannabis stocks recommended by Cabot Cannabis Investor Chief Analyst Michael Brush. It’s a familiar name to even intermediate-term Stock of the Week readers – and it was up 25% last week!

Details inside.

Tesla (TSLA) is on the way to becoming one of those stocks that turn $1 into $100, and what I particularly like about the company is its CEO Elon Musk.

The pros and cons of the rise of the Internet and similar technology.